IHD and relatives of the disappeared stated that although the perpetrators of the murder of Kurdish politician Vedat Aydın 33 years ago are known, they have not been tried. Aydın's wife said: "Decisions on the murders were made from above and implemented from below".
The verdict of acquittal was given in the retrial after the Court of Cassation overturned the sentence given on the grounds of Abdullah Öcalan's book set titled "Democratic Civilization Solution".
In June this year, 18 people were killed in Efrin, Girê Spî and Serêkaniyê under the control of Turkey and its paramilitary groups.
Pointing out that attacks against refugees are a crime against humanity, Bahri Oğuz, co-chair of IHD Dîlok, said they are planning a workshop on combating racism.
DEM Party Deputy Zeki İrmez, who met with the ward mates of Yıldırım Han who lost his life, said: "The Ministry of Justice is responsible. If Han had been treated, he would be alive now."
ÖHD and DEM Party Law Commission applied to Van Administrative Court for the annulment of the decision to appoint a trustee to Colemêrg Municipality.
The perpetrator who sexually harassed a 7-year-old child in Melikgazi district was arrested.
In the October 10 Train Station Massacre Case, 10 defendants were sentenced to 101 times aggravated life imprisonment and 379 times 18 years each.
At the hearing of the Ankara Station Massacre case, the defendant Resul Demir requested that the then Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu be heard.
Doctor Kamuran Berwarî said that Turkey is targeting the invasion with attacks in the Federated Kurdistan Region and said: "This is the problem of the whole Kurdistan."
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the “Freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan” continues.
Bekir Kaydu, who was released from prison after 15 years, pointed out that the Imrali isolation has spread to all prisons and said that the prisoners are determined in their resistance against it.
Labor, Peace and Democracy Forces stated that the trustee practice is an attack on every segment of society and called for "Let's expand the united struggle. Let's mobilize to create a world without war and exploitation.
At the screening of the documentary "Something Very Bad Happened", directed by journalist Ümit Kıvanç, about the Madımak Massacre, it was emphasized that the struggle for justice will continue.
A stubble fire broke out in the agricultural area in Korik neighborhood of Êlih.